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PBT X AT?? wow sounds cool!

its only found in australia shipment. since there are not many of those shipments, prices are high. plus i think they are quite rare.. no? btw brine shrimps not much nutrition unless u enrich it. mysis is better

these are duncan corals. the other name is whisker. scientific name (Duncanopsammia axifuga). very hardy and proliferate quickly. i got myself a small frag with 5 heads too this is not a tree coral. tree corals are soft corals belonging to the cauliflower family if im not wrong.

sian photobucket. leychey. hmm not sure. cannot fast reply oso. something wrong again

nice!! how u add pictures? o.o

A wonderful documentary on nothing but coral reefs! Presented by David attenborough. the documentary has been split into 5 parts and i have taken the time to post all of them here to share with you guys. its an amazing film with tons of fishes and corals! hope you enjoy it. with superb time lapse of corals growing showing warfare, and other amazing footages! ever wondered what acro crabs do? all in here too! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAVSUx0I-9k (part 1) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3w9xDXqqN4&feature=fvw (part 2) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9v07LlpRvO8...feature=related (part 3) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHVeHiFRYEc...feature=related (part 4) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-RRR6Tfliw...feature=related (part 5) enjoy the documentary!

Just want to share with reefers about the blanket octopus (tremoctopus sp.)! Most octopuses when threatened, will release a cloud of black ink. the blanket octopus however, releases a webbing that expands into a very big and impressive cape that glides through the water. What an amazing animal!! check out the picture here. http://media.photobucket.com/image/blanket...remoctopus2.jpg and a video. more information regarding this extremely cool creature http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blanket_octopus

just came back from GO. when i was leaving i saw boss unpacking some SPS and he said there are some fishes too. not sure but those interested might wanna check them out.

it is not neccesary to dip all corals in lugol in my opinion. only do it if u suspect infection or want to rid it of pests. usually zoanthids are the most popular corals for dipping. anyway, im using Kent's lugols sulution and they say 40 drops per 1 gallon of water for 10-15 mins. i duno what brand you are using.

haha!! i loled at the documentary part

reef depot still have some. LCK might still have. plenty the last time i went.

k la...im sorry u CANT YPE LIKE THIS. i'll just read and not comment..

yah bro bb definately make me smile!! angelluv WHY U MUST TYPE LIKE THIS? haha. relax la. he play with u only

do you accept hell notes/ monopoly money? or maplestory mesos. just kidding.... bro this fish.... not safe with other fishes.

lol dam funny u two! make me smile after reading everything. bro bigbird mind if i ask what is that fish in ur siggy?

i ever saw the ghost pipefish that looks like the halimeda algae at CF before. but not the brilliant pink ones! so nice.

pink, purple and pinkish-orage zoos at iwarna. purple tip octos hammer at pinnicle. RD still have duncans. and alot of LPS. bright red brains etc

haha sure bro

not so cute anymore huh! btw, its on the frag rack because its awaiting to be epoxied to the rock

We all know how peaceful and tranquil our reef tanks are in the day. but what about night time? Where quiet creatures of the dark roam our tanks, and soft fluffy LPS corals turn into monstrous beasts at night. Or the odd bristle worm or two making its nightly appearance. Hope that other reefers can share what goes on in their tanks at night perhaps those who never thought of looking at what goes on in the dark should try it sometime. It really is another world at night! * i turned on my lights briefly to shoot these photos.* Let me get the ball rolling first. Look at these awesome sweepers from my favia frags! Not even the egg crates can stop them! each frag shrouds itself in so much of its sweepers that they appear white!!

its quite far away from the cynarina so it should be fine. im only worried about other corals nearby. keep a look out for ur torch. see how big it expands. then move your corals away from it accordingly.

pmed kylve, iskay and comycus liao. collection can be done wednesday onwards. pls check ur PMS thank you!

support! v nice. v unique

dunno if these are rare or not... but looks cool. the tobacco basslet especially

no wonder. torch corals are aggressive. keep them away from other corals.